Uchilishha Gluhonemyh Gorohovaja, 18.
1907.
] THE RABBI'S SPEECH To the Jewish People.[*] [Footnote *: NOTE.

(Toward the end of the last century there appeared a book in London by Retcliffe entitled "A Review of Political and Historical Events During the Past Ten Years." This work was translated into French.

The French periodical press, without waiting for the complete translation of the book, reproduced certain parts of it because they were of special interest.

Thus the French newspapers and magazines published translations from the English of an intensely interesting speech, most edifying for Russia (from the Hebrew), delivered by one of the Rabbis, THE AUTHENTICITY OF WHICH SPEECH IS VOUCHED FOR BY THE ABOVE-MENTIONED AUTHOR.

This inimitable gem must in the eyes of Russians assume all the more importance since it is brought out by that "highly civilized" humane and practical country, England, which has given protection to the Russian Jews against the unsuccessfully invented persecutions on the part of the Russian government and people.